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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21

chirnney-brIlsh.
IL was none TOO soon! As / looked out of the
window, the men We're just hoisting the table out
You keep her here" Margaret WHISPERED h,1r
redly To me- Il must go anu lool, after them and
zen Them not TO tread heavily" And she van
Ii Is not too much To say that at this moment
was fairly terrified. II failed, was Responsible
10 Marsaret: Ifelt a violent desire TO seize Aunt
ItoiSlhi Dy the arm, and march her UP and
down the room. a. they do / person who has
swallowed narcotic poison. A minute more and
tie men ieet We're distinctly audible trampiug
past the drawing-room door. II my wife had told
them not TO tread heavily they were certainly
not OoeyinS her inluncJlons.
.De1T me-" said Aunt CieOrgina puttinp IN
her Eyeglasses, Is II IL enabled her To hear better
=. u 0u don't mean TO say that you have workmen
81 think 1t is some men coming TO look at the
pipes, l replied Pipes seem usually the things
That workiEeh come 10 house to look at so l
leit IL was safe thing TO say though not strictly
true.
But Aunt Georgina seemed bent on investigating
things Tor herself. In fact, her hand was ALREADY
on the door, while thrill OF horror shot through
ine whcn fortunately. the door Itself arrested her
attention Margaret, who Is an adept at paint
paints on Wood china, terracotta, and plush; but
paper she SAYS she can never manage)-had spent
some weeks IN decorating the drawing room doors,
and The RESULT was eIninently charming.
It's very wei done. indeed-very well done ~
she SAID peering through her glasses at my wife's
artistic productions Those fox-gloveS seem
growing up quite naturally out Of the ground. By
the way, where Is Maggie gone tor" she exclaimed
the next moment, sinking down on TO q sofa which
stood near.
IL think she has gone to look after the lunch
con, stammered. You see. We are young house
keepers even yet" And smiled a deathiy smile
caught reflection OF myself in the mirror OpDO.
site, and IL seemed TO me that had absolutely
aged , since had got up that morning: "My hail
viii be white so0n,' thought, "if this sort OF
thing goes on much longer"
Dear met said Aunt GeOrgina, suddenlystart-
Ing up from her seat and dropping tae eyeglasses
through which she had been steadfastly regard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-21

Ofhce-No. 1919 F street, Washington, D. G.
No. 223 4 German street, Baltimore.
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BUSINESS Su1rs. BUSINESS Su1rs.

Open Saturday until IL D. III.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26
MILKNAIDs CIhNIVAL.

FolloSinR Is the programme Of the
Milkmaids' Carnival, to be given by the
Young Peoples uaion % she First
Methodist Episcopal Church, Thursday
evening, NAY 2Gth. 1881;
Instrumental Soio-Mrs. \. r. Burns.
Duet -"Ab. Gould Teach tn " gbt.
ingale,n Ms. Cora Z. BArtop, Misc Virs
Mellman.
SolO-"Ihe MilkmAid IN the Street
Car" Mr.. George W. CFsnP.
Reading" The Brides 81 Endefby,"
Mr.. Gsorge T. Ward.
Trio-"Those Distant Chimes, Misses
Green. RinehaFt and Bsgley.
Gaitar Solo-MF. FFryganR.
QuArtstts-"Oi Hgsh thee My Baby. :"
Mrs. A. Il. stewart. N - Cora l.. Barton,
Miss 1lllie Al GOOD aud airs Bates.
KsoitAti0n--"Faf Yard Song" Miss
Florence Ledger,
Duei-"Why tn Cows Came LAte," "
Misses Title and LIZZIE Atwood.
Sole" be Little Maid Milking the
Cow Miss Maraie Mckinney.
Drill and Ch0rus-By sue Mlkmaids.
Tie performance begins Al $50 y a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

10 900 yds checked Eainsook, at.....Tc "a
5000 yards TcrcAon Lace. at..........lc "a
500 ladies' Linen Collars with capes at 50
1000 prs Fosters Kid Gloves. 5 hooks, Soc
1000 prs Fosters Kid Gleves. hooks. iSc
500 prs Fosters KID Gloves, 10 hookS 81
500 prs assorted 8 and button KID Gloves
at I5opr. reduced from u.
line ladies undressed Kid 9auntieta 81
$50. reduced from a.
Is prs worsted ball dress Trimming al &c
reduced from Sc.
50 doE 4 buttoned Lisle Gloves At loo pr.
reduced nom 35c.
IOOo gross Dress Buttons at 50 DEE. some
Of them were sold at SOC 9 dos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26
REAE ESTATE.

The fosio~'nz dsezs we're nisa n tAe
Azd sosis once for record yesssrdzy:
= D Spray - NarJ A Sprsy. Iof }. SC
y. y - Ta1Ee east. 81.
DAVID 6llB9re % seastte, Lake share
arc A4seern Railway CcmrAny. sight q
W1y thF11zn tia frontage Of i9k & block
e, a a Dsany's addition: 81.
fhaga1s Burke TO II II HAEtkorne.
haock :, buEke's first addition. &s8
n Wells % Mary A GlllettA. acres Ia
sc Il y S. ranEe east; SIC
David Costello % Mary A BaekiI1. i1t
4 nl0e< 4 GoTe addition. SO.
c4Uaal Denny 70 Alfrsd snyder. los q
h3ock SIS Arthsr A Deany's 9Th a1dl-
ton. Sl58o
Rm Cochrzne. Sheriff. % Gen d Hi I
Of VI q MI. and = q IVA. sec II.
q = range east also sEs Of MAJ SC
u. - 3. range east SIe0l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

Is yds Lonsdale. I'd wide muslin, for u
60 yds Print. regular goods, for ........H
50 yds Lawn, equal 70 anything you can
buy in any ether store at 10c, for VI.
Is yds unbleached Muslin. I'd wide. the
saEce IS you pay l0c yard at any
other store, for u.
% yds Dress Goods. the same 81 you nay
20s q I'd for at any other store. Tor u.
50 yds Bingham. the same as You pay i0c
for at any sore, for 81.
yds fine quality French sateens for 81
700 yds ali linen Towsling ct Sc yard.
almost given away.
5000 yds Victoria Lawn, for......... Sc I'D
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

TRs DocBIz Csoss- --Ihe foot raeirs
eases against Frark Lyneh and Z. A.
skinuer. whicA have been hErgtns ere
IN Portland ever since tie fsm0as strave
aua skinner race. IN Which sogzs e
gaf wrn knaWu citizens drOpped good
mauy haudrsd DECLARE, hss been IN
tssaissEy pos5Pansd, ard ski0Bsr, the
lssa.sr o. the race, VITO haz been - gsu
ever ssace the cases Were arss broasnt,
hss nsen released ca It's ose FeooSa2z
49,. be reAson cf tbfs Efass5ars
bSs not bssn pabiisly Rsvea 80, b2a Il
= sugfass8 IL is 81 &ceaaAf az tee IL
sasisf sesagy esgRFs e she eFietHee-
his zAs oaa Of tsose ceses were "a
SINNERS lost and tie losers wsns g 1sss-
Fhas i wsat is knawr tc spaFtsng par
lsnss - tie ~3oasis sross-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26
PERSONALS.

u. korn returned fFom Portland
- evening.
Nv, Weodaman and wife returned
non Veto IA yesterday.
hob, D. 2, Thompson aud wife, Of
use<on, have gone 60 Europe.
VA. Jeuniass returned from busi
sasa trip 10 Port Townsend yesterday,
IL, Dorau left this morning for a
- 70 his old home ia East MAehiaa.
salns.
Ne X. Hall, - the banking fra Of
Aasi ( 0oepell, Victoria, b. O.. vas in
las ely yesterday.
]. Redmond and wifi, of Victoria,
paesei through here yesterday, On them
az % visit the Eastern States
hoa. W. II. White and Matshal Ham
aseH arrived In the city last evening
Pals.
4 :. Marshall, Chas. +. Ledder. Of
.esAgoi 5 L Ged lis. OF Ellensh1rR;
l =, tsoro, Of WallA WAlia; Z. Han
-. o. snohouish. are az the Atlingtoe.
AFs q. W. Pardy. ses Olive Saith.
sesneFly 81 Seattle and a sadsnt aG the
Vas'efs'ty, died GA Monday last Of
sasamoaia az L4eOnuer and vas baFied
e Tuesday. Mrs. puriv leaves A large
saaosf 81 soFrowing friends both Ia
saailis and lAoonneF.
James Hardness. n. BArgewell, fhos.
4 Leeky, Of san Francisco; n. NJ. Vii
81 81 kimmsrmAn; Al. Raekiu, W,
! h.nkin, Of sherman, Texas; J.
AefaEis, Of Olympia, Henry O'Neili. Of
sitasoar9. Pa; q. Hansoa, Of Black
Viamond; Cyfu, Brogn, 81 Western.
a's q The NeS Eagian3.
A. WAlbarue II LAUauner. II. Il.
aAiea Of M Vernon, q T.. March 4
ssws>sSie, Maine, Viii n. II ar af New
lsih, Geo, Alexander = Iowa, Jsse. b
1AsdineF ami wife, OF stAuw %. Ms
AteY OF Victoria. W. Campbell OF
IT hskely, WIN. GAriner ct PORT
80, =. II Steno, OF rac1aaA. are ~ Ihe
nj ~ q, bsaug of this cisy has iast
.ssafaed troD Victoria. where he ueut
ne purpose OF placing bis tSo
sSSatess 10 the Episcopal school. lie
-. - AavsniAge % she oppartuuitY 90
80. TIE celebration Of the Qaesa' .
s-.sadAy' whieh be states, bostvef, y -
NY tame this year.
=, Mcmillan OF Flcrnse, VI. n. Al
s-salas. Ihos. ;, CogFal Of sau Fgsn
49, Howard X Goodwin Of Augusta.
go. lagt Saml Clements u Sea-
- ; II Hicks % sncqaAgmie. Thas.
pAii'ek u fou i1wusrnc. James
= ea'se - lfondAlr. q. Il. l. Saafp Of
800; q + seal J Cornell of Pogt
- !. 4 L5We!i % FoyI Stsilscsam.
are 81 tes Occ,dsutaI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

's~AEcroS la the h., of ksot sab
sSsSseFs 10 he NsUs,ull faud X. u.
0afae wAs cryditet vlta having slv u
- aassat Instead q tbtes dollars the
ss, arr amouuJ ard the maze O. 81. J..
slssta, Sao 8 ntshattd Oue esllAr. sAs
si,sed entirely, ihv fa0sins e she
seasv-F. ~ss a. pub.isAsd fll0gS
demonstrations Subscriptions e he
se-4'tlo Iuat extreme care has besn
-. - taAs s-c1 Contributor shoaid ue
s. =. cr,dlls1 slth tee annaui q
eon.rllu,I1u, lJis all has taspsassl-
-. ssSsvsr, 10 kesr ce,Gasns % nEares
- -ss.at'f trve irsm Typographical sgFars,
- = j. 3 sslbi@ thst s1Iaa mistakes
- - Aaau tA9sa Ea.VA a.9x have 90
sa Any shaSe nAaAes have hsxu
LTD q ~ts have bSVn credited STA
~ e.tee4 sUcnlis, viii eaufer q fax 2
NisiVg tae tosT- ISEELIxaKScxz
al tasci, "a oEder that tss psspeT
tsssicn nay be nAas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

TAxIxa REsr.-Capt. FraBk Smith,
late Of the suR BlAksly, is AZ presenF in
Seattle, taking a vacation after l4 years
faithful service IN the Port B!skely em
plov. "a MASTER Of It's steamers CAPT.
smith hiss 4 rcmaTkAbis recofd. Daring
ali Ihess years be nsver lost leg aud
never oscaslouei the comp8hy oHe doh
lars expense for damage 20 vessel,
steamer or whsIf. resulting from care
lessasss. lack % akiil or bad judgment.
he y a NEST humane and sausrsas
raan, and has frequsstiy rendered vala-
able assistance % bis fsllow msn,
White master % the ting Politkofsky, be
was she hrss g rsudsF - '3stanee - TIE
survivors Of the steamer 50seg hine
uhen shs blew ~. aud be assd his oEa
cl1skiue, and the bedding on bis
steamer to bind up toe guurds Of the
iniarzd. He Il Vlasbie man Ia any
emp o.. AMI Il = needless - say vii
have Iissls difE sslty IN getting q steam %
whea he wants 30 50 10 wofk aeAtu-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26
JUBILEE SALE, JUBILEE BARGAINS, JUBILEE
Everything of the following for ST.:

% aes Null fancy ends 1t loo each. re-
duced from 81.
5000 yds heavy Torchon Lace, Ice 70 INC
per yard. and ; inches wide worth
IS and 10 cents I'd.
$50 pcs short ends Dress Goods. some OF
Them sold at 500 the eatire lot viii
be sold At i2kc.
q 600 yds Rrinkle secrsucker. al lako.
cheap II lSe.
1900 yds Table Damask Al be. other
stores ask you 500 for the same
10 ooO yds or more Table Damssk at &C.
outside prices 6oe.
5000 yds or more Table Damask Al Se
come and sec il. We sold the
same for T5e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26
A CHEAT INVESTIOS.

AaA EAAG0 ALNfLAAA-
Everyone knows shat 9 universal
naisasee continuous piano pFsctiss is.
10 many Ear0pesu cities legal measures
have sesuaIly been proposed to restrict
piano practice. bat 10 has remained for
this youuR Firm 10 invent ana Apply q
remedy fer this crying evil, IN tie use
Of their PATENT MUFFLER." This
u siEopls cantEivance, AID coBsissa Of
an attachment which drops a strip Of
felt between the strings aud hammers,
and 10 operated By quilting ous a snail
kneb at the right hand OF he key board.
fhts enables the Derfsr8eE to bear tue
sound Of the notes withoat in any gay
disturbing any one In the ho1se; it also
prevents the hammers from hesomine
worn or hardsned BY continuous prae-
tiee, and IL thus = great saving 10 the
tnstFuuent.
kohleF 4 Chase have SONS fine pianos
With muller attachment nov on exhi
bition at Ills Gilmore Block, Front
street, Seattle. They have a very large
Of planes 20 select from,
which they will sell ON the inssalment
plan. u26 q
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z~g,rIyD PASSENGERS.

as-ou On the Ser.hern paelle
Htlss....S@s &c y I.share eaa Nifss ~
1z.s-.-ssiS ssd family. W ] smAAL NJ
- A. three childaeny ssrs =
49,. ..S Ms Esds WflkfEz -
8 -. 800 ard two chi dyen. 2 Y
s.ess M HsssA5e. aud y thAEd ei1.sa.
81 Tar.tsa zfon on the UElon P4csiie
seas = IFurley, u Llsoe-, : 2
= -. - ~ i Mitchell. A Wet. aid
- -lasa and S lngn graafs
Esfeas Usssord 90 tbs Oregon q Lsl.-
Rsass.t sFs-i-e day John Johhsohs :
49, - aAqgkter, Henry Ash. =
~ tit,sgt Patterson J l. aeAsA' $40 >
'-~SgxsEta.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26
THE g1RjFs CRY FOR m

IHL HAHIK1o NIb 7 TUT "a .
And the old felix's laugh when they ind
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy. syrup of Figs, Is more easily
taken AID more beneficial IN its action
than bitter, nsnseous medicines. IL ls q
most valuable family remedy 10 set on
the bowels, 20 cleanse The system, and
10 dispel colds, headaches add fevers.
Manufactured emily b. tie California
Fig syrup Co, san Francisco. Cal. For
sale by A. B. STEwAKT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26
Bids for Clearing Roads.

CEALKD PROPOSALS. WILL Blk RE.
- csived Of the Auditors 9fsics In King
county. ". r.. till June Is, 1881. for grub
hing and clearing the county road Of al
stumps for q Width OF 20 fest. from the
city limits TO tho Pace Track, and for q
width of ~ feet from the forks OF tho
road this side Of the Race Track 70 the
DuWamish river bridge. All atumps and
foota 20 be removed 70 q dspta Of SIX
inchea below tho surface Of the ground.
The ground to b. BiAked OF By the Road
Supervisor. Zach bid 20 b accompanied
~ . bond Of ten per cent o. amount o.
bid. conditioned that the bidder. II his bid
be accepted. viii enter int contract with
requisite security for faithful parf0rm-
ancs within Eve days after awArd, work
70 be performed within % days afler let
ting contract. The Board Of COmmis-
ai0nsfs reserve the right 70 reject any and
al bids. LYMAN WOOD.
County Auditor.
Seattle. MAY ls 1877. myITdtd
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100 pieces fsBey itekard AID plain
dssss goods ~ IS pr yard; compare
them With goods IN other stores 81 l5c
sRd z1s and va vill fad them sapeFiorS
It = only cash bayers thai can give
these prices TcKIAs 4 srS0EKMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

NEw FIRM.-Yesterdsy afternoon Mr..
Z. s. Briseoe concluded tke purchase
from Mr.. John Leary # the Maekin-
tosh & Reeves abstract books, for which
Mr.. L~ary ana his as oeiates paid, q
few ytRrs ago, $4,000. immediately
after the purchase Mr.. Brisoos assecist-
ed with himsaif Mr.. L4wr~Bce Booth,
for toe pEr s0ss Of carr ing on the sb-
stracting business. The name OF the
new firm will b. Booth & Brisc e. Both
the ntlemen comprising this frm sre
too Will known in this community TO
need any introduction. MIR. Booth was
for NOR than ten years connected With
the Auditors Office OF this C1unty. and
for the past four years 90 Chief Deputy.
he Is probably better acquainted With
the details al the office than any living
man. Mr.. BEiseoe was Blso for several
years employed IN the Auditors office
a. Recorder, and afterwards filed the
position OF Dsputy County treasurer
under Captain Hin, and IL thoroughly
posted ia tax titles. This experience
fully equips these youuR men for the
duties OF the business they have entered
upon sDd that they will he emiBently
successful goes without saying. They
viii soon have their abstract 50 O N
pleie thst they can make certified
OOPS VI any in.trumant on hle IN the
County Auditors otfice and snsh en- alb
strAot is u incalculable value, especial
" IN case Of fire OF the destruction Of
tie original records.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

No job lots OF old styles AZ the Star
Clothing House. Oar heAuiiful stock "a
an % this seasons importAtieos, and
Ne sirply ssk yoa not - lay cot dol
lar until yoa sAge seen kLESE 4 ROsES-
HgRs's spging stOek and prices
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

Parents. there Is nothing pFeitier or
more stylish thsn the Star Clothing
Hoese elegant spring display OF boys
and yunths' 81 thing IN Norfolk jersey
sai.sr suits tWeeds, cts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

Miliinsry. arrived Monday morning
by sxprass from SSw YORK The latest
aSeAsioCs IN hats and e-oDnsls to the
fs!tostnA. Tie Jssss DeY3us1ige,
Dashsss. GAixsSora, Arderson, white
Winss 49, FrA2css Cleveland and atty
gsbef stsIes. ToK1As 4 sExaEEMAS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

OUR CELEBRATION. For some time
past preparations have been going on
in a quiet wsv. locking to grand
Fourth Of Jaly ee,ehration. 10 be held
in Seattle On the approaching annIver
sary II our National undergraduates, bnt
the matter has not assumed definite
shape until tie present time. By refer
ence 90 eur advertising columns Il will
be seen that Mayor Snoudy has called 4
meeting OF the citizens % Seattle, az
Rrosn's Pavilion on Second street,
Tueeday, May SLIT, st $50, 30 mske
definite arrangements for the fartheom-
ing cslehration. Seattle - the IRetropo-
lis and Qaeen Oity on the Sound, and
Der eHizens are bEim full OF patriotism,
and Of coarse, being centrally located Is
better equipped than any other poiHt 20
properiy eeiebFate that dAy. Tines are
good. money = plenty, and everybody
s,snds Reds 20 contribute literally 20
ward dsffayins the expenses Of man
moth celebration. We hope the meet
ing Gill prove harmonious, and thst
everything will he satisfactorily ar
ranged for carry NJ forEard the move
npuf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

lAiss BesehsT kaa returned frsEo Port
Townsend, and can be found 81 her old
quarters 10 the Bsinig Book. where she
aas ; eh0ise selection 81 ladies' tailog
NJ de garments. n8Is
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

Oar bsys suits 81 $50 are cheap a.
SGa BnyinR fat essh and 10 large
qaantlsies tet ths tale. 1oKLAs a
erSGEaMAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26
FAsHfoSABIR SOCIETY

To the question often asked, What
is II in Robertine which produces that
delightfully."- cooling and refreshing sen
sation ard gives snca q delicate tint TO
the COMPLEXION and always leaves the
skin soft, smooth sad pliabie?" there is
bat one answer. /, IL coordination Of
rare and harmless ingrs disnts ssientih-
caiIy prepared. All who have Gssd il
say il has no equal as g complexion
beautiher. For sale By A. h. sTEvAST.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

SATURDAYS Exclusions AND PIcSIc.--
The military exearsi5u and picDio BY
the First Regiment, n. @. W., to be held
at Mukilteo Dsxt Saturday will be q
grand al air. Priz . ars offered for
shooting. TIE various companies will
drill. Two brass bands will be IN at
tendance. Bathing, boating, fishing,
dancing, ETC., will be INDUCED in. Large
and commodions steamers have been
chartered 10 carry all who wish 20 60.
A large delegation from Tacoma, on The
Clara Brown, will be in attendance.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

when Wa announce things Of special
merit the public know that they will re-
CO We the value represented. Our
saieens az i5e cannot be bought ia any
other store Cor less THAI 40e. ToKIAs
a SfNgEEgAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

Remember the performances OF Prof.
Zamiroh on Tbursday, Friday and
Saturday. The manner in which be tx
pDsss some Of the feats OF modern
spiritualism aud distributes valuable
aIfts TO ais audience, draws erovds q
houses TO witness his performances
wherever be goes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

Wm. Fox. formerly proprietor Of the
Occidental Hotel. and MIR. Robert
Becker. have leased the W. ID. scott
bBiliing on Commercial street, and are
fttin2 II up a. = hotel, TO be known as
tie Commercial. The house will be
ready Z 7 business by ThaTsday. m26lt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

AEEIyAh OF THs CREsrEs. - The
steamship Olty q Chestor arrived a.
SEATTLE from SAu Franesses 50 o'slsck
yesterday mctntuz, Sue brought liz
passengers aud 81 tons % freight. hes
cAtin passengers vsFe distributed A.
fslloSs; Nsct5Fia, 3; Port IowEssud.
s; seattle. n. Tacoma. II. Tbs hAl8hce,
20 uere stc,rsee. mostly ianoFers aho
care 9 Serk 90 the Seattle, Lake shore
4 IA tern. Her fFsiEht Was for porfs
IS foHou.: ElssQsia. C. to1s; Port
Iownssnd It6 toe; SsSuie s1a tons'
raeaera lbs R1us
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.
THE REGULAR COURSE or LEC-
i lures will commence June l, 1851.
For PARTICULAR address
II. A. MCLEAN. NJ. d.. Dean.
No. COS Merchant 81, san Francisco. Cal
Notice to Bridge Builders.

CsRALED PROpOSAIls. ACCOMPA-
- nied by plans specifications and strain
diagrana will be received 81 the once OF
he Auditor 80 King county. WRahington
Territory. until June 10. 1881. for building
OF pile bridges feet above high water
marx. across the Tolt river ard ~
sloughs, on the line Of the present county
road Approximate length OF bridging.
including approaches. about 40 feet
Each bidder shall accompany bis bid with
q bond for ten per cent, OF such bid. which
bid being accepted, II he fails. Regiects or
refuses 10 inter Into contract with a
requisite bOna for faithful performance
within ave days after award. The bridges
70 be completed within 20 days after
award. Said plans and specifications 70
be az expense OF bidder. Tho Board 70
serves the right 70 re ect any and AL bids.
LYMAN WOOD County Auditor,
eeAtfis. May 70. 1851. myi7du
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

Every snothsF in Seattle sh07ld see
the star Clcthtne House line % boys
szits AZ g. kETSE & kosESHEEG.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

A complete baseball ouifit, consisting
OF bat, ball. CAP and belt, presented With
every boys suit at the Star Clothing
Hauss. KLINE 4 ROSENBERG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

Arr.y q tS@ay va tie CEna3sGr Pa
a,ac, foar csees pAFaseis o. the newest
creation TEsy Sali b sola a. nes est.
ToEIAs 3 SEx8EExAS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

building will be aid and
order commemorate the viii ner fem Monday un the
Bargains for the millions Monday May Sd until A
importation Monday,
August
Goods eee
Goods half obeen
Monday, ls Muslin and shesngs at the
netmlpr csouM Monday August LIST
JUBILEE SALE, JUBILEE BARGAINS, JUBILEE PRICES.
mornings will regret for the balance
Note the of few items
WEEK
Distinct Departments
I'm ourF Stores under one roof
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

Positive Bargain - A good suit of
clothes, worth 1880. for $50; yen csn
save 60 at the great mercantile h0uss of
ToKLAs 4 SHaEKMAS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

New styles broad brim bats Will be
Displayed 90 Monday morning. IoK-
las 4 SINaEEMAS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-26

lOO pisocs white pJqae aud and Welts
IS 7e; tsey cAuuos be Duplicated for &c
10 sny store on Paget SoaRd or IN the
Narthucst. ToKt-As 4 STSGEsMAS.